Month: January 2014
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Relationships & Sex
Dating confessions of a 20-something disabled guy: part one
Dating is rarely straightforward, and sometimes less so if you have a disability. It certainly involves time and energy, often…
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Lifestyle
Access to shopping on the high street
As the January sales come to the end, our Co-editor Martyn Sibley ponders how easy heading to the high street…
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Entertainment & Culture
Disability and TV: is it time for our close up?
Earlier this year Disability Horizons ran an interview with the Shannon Devido where she demands to see more strong disabled…
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Lifestyle
Getting the most out of Motability
The content of the following article was provided by Honda. They work in partnership with Motability in order to provide…
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News
Disability and poverty: what are the minimum standards of living?
With the cost of living rising and the squeeze being felt by the nation, the topic is rarely out of…
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Travel & Holidays
Rolling around London
Cory Lee is a traveller and adventurer from the US who recently visited London after winning a competition to watch…
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Lifestyle
Guest post: eye testing at home – a social responsibility
Most of us think nothing of walking into our high street opticians to get our sight tested or to pick…
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News
Making waves: taking the adult respite campaign to Parliament
At the beginning of last year, Robert Watson wrote for us about how respite care for people over 21 is…
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Wellbeing & Fitness
A guide to cycling with special needs
Today we have a guest post written by Quest 88, manufacturers of adapted cycles. Here they do a review of…
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News
‘Bedroom Tax’ letting disabled people go hungry
The Welfare Reform Act 2012 was introduced in March of that year to try to remedy the global financial crisis…
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